Augment LeadsWhat counts as a rideshare accident lead
A rideshare accident lead is a motor vehicle accident lead where the claimant says a rideshare vehicle was involved. The claimant might have been a passenger, the rideshare driver, someone in another car, or someone on foot. They describe it on the form in their own words. Your intake team confirms the details.
Rideshare cases have their own questions. Who was in the car, what the driver was doing on the app at the time, and which insurance applies can all shape the case. Your attorneys know those rules. Our job is to get you the inquiry fast, from a real person, with the basics already filled in.
How rideshare accident leads work at Augment Leads
Rideshare crashes come through our motor vehicle accident campaigns, and accident type is a field on every lead.
- Book a strategy call. Tell us your states, the accident types you take and who you want to hear from.
- Agree your filters and place a first paid order. We set the screening from your criteria.
- We run the campaigns. The claimant sees our ad, fills in the form themselves and gives consent to be contacted.
- The lead arrives in real time in your CRM, by email, by SMS alert, in a lead distribution platform or in a Google Sheet, routed by office or case type if you want.
You can order rideshare accident leads on their own, or combine them with other accident types. Leads that don't match your filters aren't sent. The full process is on how Augment Leads works.
Lead fields delivered
Every rideshare accident lead includes:
- Accident type
- Date of the accident
- Location (state and ZIP)
- Injury status
- Medical treatment
- Whether they already have an attorney
- Phone number, SMS-verified on every lead
- TrustedForm certificate
Rideshare-specific questions can be added to your form, agreed on the strategy call. Some firms want the claimant's role in the crash on the form. Others prefer to ask it on the first call. We set it up the way your team works.
Questions your intake team will want answered
Many firms that take rideshare cases have intake confirm these on the first call, then hand off to an attorney:
- Was the claimant a passenger, the rideshare driver, in another vehicle, or on foot?
- Was a ride in progress, or was the driver on the way to pick someone up?
- Does the claimant have a trip receipt, screenshots or the driver's details?
- Did police come to the scene, and is there a report number?
- Where have they been treated so far?
- Has an insurance company contacted them yet?
Your attorneys decide what matters. This is an intake checklist, not legal advice. For ready-to-adapt call openings, see our speed-to-lead intake scripts.
Coverage
We generate leads nationwide. You pick the states where your firm is licensed, and your leads come only from those states. Rideshare crashes cluster in cities, so tell us which metro areas inside your states matter most to you on the strategy call.
Exclusivity, consent and replacements
Every lead is exclusive. One firm gets it, and we never resell or reshare it. Exclusive applies to the lead, not to a territory. Read exclusive vs shared PI leads for why that wording matters.
The claimant fills in the form themselves and gives documented express written consent to be contacted. Every lead comes with a TrustedForm certificate, a third-party record of the form session, and a phone number verified by SMS.
Unqualified leads get replaced under our written replacement policy, agreed before your first paid order.
Who this fits
- PI firms in cities where rideshare is part of daily life
- Firms that already handle rideshare cases and want more of them
- Firms with intake that can call quickly and ask the right follow-up questions
- Firms that want to see exactly what the claimant agreed to before the first call
- Firms that want to scale up or down without a term. There's no agency retainer and no minimum term.
If your firm takes other accident types too, see our truck accident leads and motorcycle accident leads.
About Augment Leads
Augment Leads was founded in 2022 and is trusted by over 50 law firms. We sell exclusive MVA and workers' comp leads, pay per lead, with no agency retainer and no minimum term. We don't recommend attorneys, evaluate claims or give legal advice.
Spanish-speaking MVA and workers' comp leads are also available.
Frequently asked questions
What are rideshare accident leads?
Rideshare accident leads are inquiries from people hurt in a crash involving a rideshare vehicle who want to talk to an attorney. At Augment Leads, the claimant fills in the form themselves, the lead is screened by accident type against your firm's criteria, and it goes to one firm only.
Do rideshare leads include passengers, drivers or other people?
That depends on the screening we set with you. Tell us on the strategy call who your firm wants to hear from, and we'll build the filters around it. Your intake team confirms the claimant's role on the first call.
Can you add rideshare questions to the form?
Yes. The field set can be tailored to your intake criteria. We agree any extra questions with you on the strategy call. Anything that needs a real conversation stays with your intake team.
Can I order rideshare accident leads only?
Yes. You can order rideshare accident leads on their own, or combine them with other accident types. Accident type is on every lead, and leads that don't match your filters aren't sent.
Are rideshare accident leads exclusive?
Yes. Every lead goes to one firm only. We don't resell it, reshare it or add it to a list other firms can buy.
How do I get started?
Book a strategy call. We go through your states, accident types, intake hours and delivery setup. Then you place a first paid order, and leads start arriving once your campaigns are live.
Get exclusive rideshare accident leads
Tell us your states and who you want to hear from. We'll scope your first paid order on the call.